The arts are not distant from the public good – they are the public good
On International Jazz Day, Mark Laver hits back at the US government’s views on arts education
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The Harvard of Africa? A transcontinental university takes shape
Fred Swaniker, founder of the African Leadership University, outlines his vision
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Female empowerment in Africa: the critical role of education
Baroness Amos and Toyin Saraki on why Soas is using its centenary to highlight the importance of leveraging female education to improve development
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Academics who miss out on EU grants given 'seals of excellence'
Commission hopes awards will help researchers find other sources of funding
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Million-student campus not far off, UNSW v-c predicts
Ian Jacobs says visits by hundreds of thousands of international and lifelong learners on short courses will transform campus life
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International perspective: from Delhi to Toulouse
Indian student Shubham Gupta reveals the best things about studying in France while on a semester abroad
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Will Labour pledge to scrap fees in election manifesto?
John Morgan looks at the political rewards and risks for Labour on student and sector funding
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Share of English graduates in high-skill jobs falls again
Figures likely to fuel debate over whether value of bachelor's degrees is eroding over time
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Wellcome Trust warns UK parties on post-Brexit science funding
Medical charity sets out demands to allow it to invest ‘confidently’
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HE Bill passed by Parliament: sector reaction
Reaction as the HE and Research Bill ends its journey through Parliament
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Kaplan University goes non-profit in Purdue takeover
Indiana public higher education institution eyes for-profit online provider’s technological expertise
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UK students do not think the government pays attention to them
As a snap general election is fast approaching in the UK, website the Student Room polled students on how they would be voting and what they thought of the current government
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Collaboration on a grand scale: negotiating big science
A lung cancer research project involving more than 200 academics presents many challenges
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Outgoing Ucas chief executive defends commercial expansion
Mary Curnock Cook on bantering with Rob Brydon, and whether the organisation is too commercial
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CEU president says educating refugees riled Orbán regime
Michael Ignatieff says commitment to migrants exacerbated conflict with Hungarian government